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Would you rather be loved or feared?

User Profile: Kate
Kate October 3rd, 2018

Would you rather be loved or feared?

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User Profile: ShareNconnect
ShareNconnect February 12th, 2019

NONE!

How about being appreciated as the 3rd option?

User Profile: radiantHoliday71
radiantHoliday71 February 12th, 2019

What an interesting discussion! *am listening*

User Profile: roomyheart
roomyheart February 12th, 2019

To me, it is a no-brainer, LOVED!

User Profile: crispPeace78
crispPeace78 February 12th, 2019

I would like being loved as if you're feared, you will have no friends.

User Profile: blissedNblessed
blissedNblessed February 12th, 2019

Loved bc fear bring no honesty nor respect.

User Profile: miraculousIris31
miraculousIris31 February 12th, 2019

Both loved and feared. I have a good side and a bad side. I care about the people that I love but if you do anything to me or them. Then you get to see my bad side. Some people don't want that

User Profile: Hope
Hope February 12th, 2019

@Kate, I have to mention this gif. A part of me believes that you derived the question from there and I really hope so!

User Profile: cyanPlatypus6370
cyanPlatypus6370 February 12th, 2019

I had to check if it said, rather BE ... or rather FEEL ....

For me though either way, I think I'd rather be LOVED! heart No, not think, I would rather be loved. Why would I want people to fear me?! ~ Platy heart

User Profile: tranquilSoul93
tranquilSoul93 February 12th, 2019

Being loved is better cause that empowers you and makes you stronger

And most importantly loving yourself is must as it overpowers all fears :)

User Profile: DazzlingandDizzy
DazzlingandDizzy February 12th, 2019

Neither. I'm in the habit of being indifferent to how people feel about me. Love me? Fantastic! Hate me? Cool. Fear me? Great. Unless you're close to me I pretty much walk around with blinders on or just indifferent.

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User Profile: Divs95
Divs95 February 12th, 2019

@DazzlingandDizzy I agree with you. Its easy to get caught up in what people might think about you, but it seems a whole lot more sensible to make peace with it not influencing you. Its definitely more freeing when youre not constantly bogged down by what you think others feel toward you.

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User Profile: DazzlingandDizzy
DazzlingandDizzy February 16th, 2019

@Divs95 So much more freeing. I have finally accepted that I'm not typical or as some would say "normal ". I spent years trying to fit in. My own friends weren't even really my friends because I was trying to be someone else in order to fit in. Not anymore.. I'm just me and I would rather be alone than trying to be someone I'm simply not.

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